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The highlights of the IPCC's Special Report on Climate Change.Read more...

Armenia’s velvet revolution and its consequences will not pose a serious threat to Russo-Armenian relations or Russia’s policies in its near abroad. Read more...

Vice President Mike Pence’s speech last Thursday underscores the deep concern that the United Sates harbors over China’s human rights violations, military buildup, and trade practices. The U.S.’s concerns are likely to only worsen as China continues to economically develop. In order to balance against the rising threat that China poses, the U.S. should continue its efforts to warm relations with India.Read more...

Amidst US economic sanctions on Iran, India may need to rapidly divert its interests from the Iranian oil market.Read more...

U.S. forces in South Korea deter a potential North Korean attack, strengthen the U.S. alliance with South Korea, and provide a counter balance to a rising China. As their presence serves vital national security interests, their full withdrawal should not be included in any nuclear deal with North Korea. Read more...

A summary of the Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Naval Historical Foundation symposium about the decline of commercial nuclear energy and its threat to national security and the US Navy.Read more...

Learn how extreme drought conditions in Afghanistan is linked to the country's illegal opium industry.Read more...

Chancellor Angela Merkel’s recent visit to The Republic of Georgia gives us some insight on the why Georgia faces a lonely road on its own.Read more...

The American Security Project held a number of events throughout Northeast Ohio as the final stop in this year’s climate security tour. As part of the trip, ASP’s CEO Brigadier General Stephen Cheney, USMC (Ret) spoke to audiences in both Akron and Cleveland, Ohio on the national security threats of climate change. Read more...